💡 What will be the output of the following code?
const stack = [];
const addToStack = (n) => stack.push(n);
cy.wrap([addToStack]).invoke(0, 4).then(() => console.log(stack));
A | [0, 4]
B | [4]
C | [4, 4]
D | Error, invoke is not a function
E | Error, 0 is not a function
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The
.invoke() method behaves differently when you chain it with other commands.
So, in this case, it will invoke
addToStack(4) and push
4 to the
stack array twice.
